Cachet Maker Alvin Franzblau

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Cachets should be listed in chronological order based on earliest known usage. Use the postmark date or best guess. This applies to add-on cachets as well.


 

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Close-Up Image
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Cover Front Image
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Postmark Date
Postmark Type
Killer Bar Text
Ship
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USCS #1844
1939 - 1942

Return Address

Close-up view of Alvin's return address found on the June 13 1940 cover.


 

1939-12-31
Locy Type 2
NAS Norfolk VA

50th Anniversary of John Ericsson's death

Rubber stamp cachet


 

1940-03-09
USPO Machine Cancel
Kearny NJ

Launching, USS Kearny DD-432

Rubber stamp cachet. Also showing an interesting note found inside this cover.


 

N/A

1940-03-09
USPO Machine Cancel
Kearny NJ

Launching, USS Plunkett DD-431

Rubber stamp cachet.


 

N/A

1940-03-26
USPO Type 6
Quincy, MA

Launching, USS Mayo DD-422

Rubber stamp cachet.


 

1940-06-13
Locy Type 3
"USS / SEATTLE"
US Receiving Ship, Brooklyn NY

Launching, USS North Carolina BB-55

Rubber stamp cachet


 

1940-07-12
Locy Type FDC 3
"FIRST DAY IN / COMMISSION"
USS Clemson AVP-17

Recommissioning

Rubber stamp cachet


 

N/A

1941-04-09
Locy Type FDC 3 (A-BBT)
"FIRST DAY / COVER"
USS North Carolina BB-55

Commissioning

Rubber stamp cachet


 

1941-04-30
Locy Type 3 (A-BTB)
"FIRST / DAY"
USS Thornton AVD-11

First Day Of Postal Service

Note:


 

1941-10-14
Locy Type FDPS 3 (A-BBT)
"FIRST DAY / COVER"
USS Solace AH-5

First Day Of Postal Service

Note:

 


 

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